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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
LATEST FROM MANITOBA.
The Injunction Case Postponed-A Farmer
Threatens to- shoot.

WINNIPEG. Man, Aug. 24.-The motion
to continue the injunction in the Red River
Railway matter came before Judge Taylor
in bis court today. An application by de-
fendsnts for a postponement of two weeks
was granted, as the Crown wished to exam
inc the plaintiff and Agent Rowand on
their affidavits. A commissioner was ap-
pointed to examine the plaintiff in Mon
treal and the agent will be examined here
next Friday. Great interest Is taken in the
case, the court room being crowied today.
No argument occurred, the application not
being resisted. A farmer named Jenkins
living on the route of the new line, filed
bill today asking that the road be restrained
from laying ties and rails across his prop
erty. the grade having already been made.
he threatened TO shoot the first employe
who sets foot on bis land but was promptly
assaulted and dragged of when he attempt
ed interference.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

scRAKroN. Pc, Aue. 24-An engine. ou
which were Superintendent Stevenson,
hosdmester K4hm. and two oihefs. while
rounding a curve on the Ixhieh VALLEY
road near Ransom at noon today stluck q
gang Of Hungarian lab0rer. AID allied
Philip Conneli. foreman II the gang aud
one oi The iab0rers. Another of the Hun
gsnADs vas fatally injured The engine
was running 81 the rate of twenty In.ies an
hour. TIE men had stepped a. the down
track 70 avoid 3 freight, and did noi appear
10 notice the whistle 81 The Slperinteno-
ents engine. The parry on the engine say
they did NOT see the labofcrs uuUI illia
fifteen rods OF them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
IOWA RepUsllcAhs


They Let the Endorsing Business Alone
ard RenOminnts Governor Isrrsbes
DEs AoIkEs. Ia, Aug. "a The Republi-
can State Convention met about noon.
Chairman Bear3sley announced a. Tenn
porsry Chairman John Brennan of Sioux
City. Ia speech 10 the convention every
reference 10 Blaine Was loudly apriaude3
and az the mention II Allison the house
nearly went wild. Aiier Tie spp0lBunont
o. the ususi committees. the convention
adjourned tiil 3 clock
When the convention re-sssembled. Con-
gresham Henderson. Of Dubuque was se-
iected a. Permanent Chairman. Ia taxing
the chair Mr.. HeBdersaD SAID De Lad escrv-
where been encountered ~ determination
among Iowa Republicans 6 endorse Senatof
Allison ior President bat as hs friend who
expected 10 follow him 10 victory neat year
be thought il best 10 lake no such action
bat 10 defer u all another year Governor
lArsbee was re-nomlnsie3 by acclamafion
and Senator Robinson was nominated for
Supreme Judge on The fifth ballot
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
ANOTHER C0IilSg
Iss sAIosANls - d.
a hsisaaaere a ohlo 1sain sfrs8n
~hseiias 7ks Eazia-ier ere t.r. AZ
fEsssnus haleo A. ,4s1a
An.ai,. lhs ZlaeA

Hxeki4xe. - kk. AnF s. Heefls ~
. i~iAl oeiiisloa Wliea oeearle4 IS 5 a'1it.sk
this moIaing - ksslols sisaae 81 tie Ilal-
anors 4 Ohio road. IS miles eat a iA.s
CITY, hetsesn wesl-baan6 ais11ni l1sia
snd an essi-boQud freight grain. az
that elesnignant usM Was dlsoeaaine
aheasy l>aie and rushed inio tire lfeighf
train VIII ieaFi4l crash. badly p4eotiua
both engines and instantly kiiiii.E Eneiaaer
Al ~natb and fireman Arbuthnsi. "a fse
ensifrani tram. and severely inlarins fa-
g.neer Patrick Fitzgerald. ~ tie istirht
uain. al Of fnls UiIy.
IL isr rumoSed thai Sen nf Tie e1nieranis
were kuie nd many iniarea. A sfeok.
ing train and physicians have left fils sifp
Tor iht scene fn kcoonni ol there heias
40 ieiegrapDlc facilities 81 hasto1s siding
further particulars cann0t bs obtained =.
this line
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

tNtLls'tt 70 w l-<-a+sfa- ~
GRASDvILLE. Aug. 4-The social event
of the season was . surprise party given
Miss Maggie l.. Scally last evening. Miss
Scally is handsome brunette, and her
chafming disposition has won the esteem
OF all. She sang "Bide Wee in a charm
ing manner, and it is understood that she
is hitting herself for the stage.
A dance fer the benefit of Eugene Per-
sons will be gwen at the Grandyille House
Friday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
DETROIT AGAIN VICTORIOUS.


Delrsis son another game Over tss
~1enat0fs yesterday. The WsshiHgtoas
pa II the sox a nss MAJ snd for starter
TIE DetFosts f-sl oa1o him and knocked ths
b4li a. over ths Capita Cisy. making koms
r1ns snd Two and three case hits az they
zot 1red- Nss York aad PitlsauFg played
another close game. resulting n 4For 81
Tie fsttsourgs. ehile tie "kEliiies an1
haosiefs hAd slQgzlng match af their
osn- As4i Uas puE Ia - p1ica loF TIE
fniiliss. 5ui he Szs knocked OIt Of the
box ia the second inning and kerg guson
vent II 10 save the game. Rain again a.
BoatOa MAKES the SHOW for Chicago taxing
frst piaes. al present. very slim. Following
are the scores oy innings
A. WssninEion- zBHE
" Wasnlugsoa . D o 81 0 0-l ;
leirsit ...-3 2l *-g = 3
bAlleries-keeie and 6illgan. Gr16er and BeA-
nett
a. Ses YORK
n Fi'rsb1rg~.....5 0 g60 81 II ;
bafteries-Eeeie aad Hrowns Calvin and
Miller.
A. Phiis1elphia-
Phias:e. phLa-.z o 0 1 0 Go II 2
ladiauapo.is--z o o o. II 8
bzfteries-Mzul aud Ferg ls1n anu Clementzs
LeA-nsg a1d Hackelt
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
KILLED BY IMPURE WATER.
A Terrible Epidemic Raging In West
Virginia.

HINroS, w. Va, Aug. Collaboration
received here from Mcdowell county is to
the effect that a dreadful state of affairs
exists in that portion of the state and
Southwestern Virginia. The drought has
made the waters very low. and the peculiar
disesse which has several times previously
followed this state OF affairs. and which is
supposed TO oe a result of minerals in the
water has broken out. In the Dead Horse
cave neighboThood there are over 100 cases,
with 30 deaths. Not family has escaped.
Crops are neglected, and farm work is at
ssandstlIl, it requiring the entire time Of
every individual aole TO labor TO care for
the sick and bury the dead. II IS estimated
that 200 people have died in Mcdowell
county alone in the last four weeks from
the disease.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
A LENlEnT WARDEN.
Hs Allows . Convict Undue Liberty and
Gets Into Troubfs.

JKrrERsoxvILLE. Ind, Aug. PA year
ago s. 8. H0llingsvorth, of Vincennes,
Treasurer Of Knox county, was sentenced
to the penitentisry for three years for de-
faulting to the amount of $4,000 Since
the appointment of J. z. Potter as Warden
Of the prison, Hollingsw0rth has been
allowed 70 drive about town in a buggy
wax the streets, enter harr0oms, smoke
cigars sud enjoy ali the liberties Of free
man. The citizens became more and more
indignant at the HAgrsnt vi0lsti0n of prison
discipline. aud this afternoon Hollings-
worth was arrested BY special officer snd
LODGED in jsiI ss an escaped convict War
den Potter wzs also arrested for permitting
a convict 10 % AZ iarEe. bat gave bond.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
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FELL TO FIGhI NOLAN.
The Lsttsr's Sweeping ChslisnEe Accepted
IN Behalf Of the Plaeky Ensiishnssa-


Peter }. Nolan recently issued 3 challenge,
through the columns OF tie Cincinnati
E.gtsirer, 10 feht anv man ia America. bar
ing kilrain. Yesterdays Eaqasfo contains
the following:
To the Editor OF the Esqsafes
GRAND RAPID-. Aug 22.-Hsvins seen the
challenge issued bg Peter J. Nolan 20 nehf
any man ia America for s. 900 70 5000 .
ride ! hereby accept the opportunity and
place forfeit OF $50 with the sporting edl-
tsr Of the TELEeRAM- h ERAIp. and viii meet
Mr.. Nolan or has hacker Ia Detroit any time
within two weeks lss that Is the time his
challenge is limited TO- and sign articles 20
fight with any sized gloves or the bare
ones" Fignt 10 take place in Michigan or
Indian Territory, where there Is 10 danger
of being stopped. Hoping TO hear from Mr..
Nolan soon, / remain yours very respect
fully. MASH BSERs.
In behalf OF Jim Fell.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
Death of T. Il. Martin.

T. B. Martin died yesterday morning a
his residence, 437 South Ionls-st.. after 4
lingering illness. The deceased was for d
number of years conductor on the c. & w
NJ road, but more recently has been IN the
grocery business at z45 South Division-st
The cause Of his death was consumption.
from which he has suffered much. lie
leaves a wife TO mourn bis demise. The
funeral will be held under the AUSPICES oi
the Improved Order Of Red Men, Of which
be was s member.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
FROM OVER THE SEAS
rHs IoalEs toLD CONFIDENCE
zsa D-sl.ts xhat tksF win sss ch2ass
Thar Prozrsaslass -sstzssstous sss h1s
Esslossrs VIII BofhsF
3haIH fso&g.

Bon. Arg z4-Ins Censsf FaEiFs con
.hsic a. ths Carton Ciab Today sss
entirely harmonious znd 40 elsposlLloa
as v.ssble On ths part Of any Of TIE Tory
msmbers 10 afgiss any alteration whziso-
ever ia the programme adopted % TIC 'loF-
eramsat Tor ths coadset Of Parliamentary
t0siaess or Irish ait4lrs during tie remain
Dr. 81 tao session Of Parliament TIE ar
fatrnmsat oi the Government bF Glad
stone aud hls followers IA tie House 0f
Commons t0morros promises % % lively
affair. and 1o1Dts are expressed ~ many
supporters u the Government that smith
an1 B4li0ur uiil be equal % TIE lasx "a
successfully defending the position "a the
ministry szaiast assaults II the ex-Pgenier
snd his ae4EsnAn1s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
THE STOVE MOULD6RS.
They win Probably Demand an Advance
In Wages.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 24.-Fitzpatrick, Presi-
dent of the Iron Moulders' Union of North
America, was seen tonight by United
Press reporter and questioned about ths
circular recently issued from his Office. In
reply Fitzpatrick said: During the past
month several applications have been made
10 this Office from different parts of the
United States By some of our local
unions, asking permission to make
q demand for an advance in the moulding
prices of stoves, as it is the object OF our
organization not to require stove manufact-
urers to pay more in one part of the country
thsa in another, and after consulting with
our executive board. circulars were sent to
each of our unions. TO be voted upon by
the members Of the organization. as TO the
advissbiity of making general demand
for 10 per cent. advance. / can safely say
there will be no strike"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

81 wonder if there is anybody in the city
that doesn't read the TELEGEAA-HERALD
want advertisements" said Emory J..
Bridge. the chief clerk at Sweets Hotel.
Il bad two line al in this morning ask
ing for eight bell BOYS and before noon /
had sixty applications from boys away
south OF Union-st. TO a half mile beyond
the -. & NJ. depot. More than hundred
boys have called here today in answer 70
the advertisement"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

The friends Of Mr. and Mrs. A N. Nichols
in this city viii regret TO learn Of the death
Of their little dsnghter ksbei al Detroit on
Tuesday Mrs. Nichols starred With Nsbel
from Chicago about two weeks ago 70 20 to
London. Ontario, but Msbsl wss taken iil
with Sfphiheris and they we're obige1 =
remain 81 Detroit Nj. Nichols was present
At Der desih, having been summoned by
teiegraph.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

Ths Beard of Edscsti1u has contracted
with ske GTsnd RsD.5s Gss Co1epsnv for
p 00o bushels - coke Fer uss ia heating
she school, noiisines this Wsnte7. TIE
Boar5 tired eoke in fvc ~ the buil6inEs
lat Ws1ter. ard fte exTsTln1eni 1enlcnstre-
tel taar Is wss uEea s1ezEer fuei fss1 oosl.
svsf. - lest winter - ioes. srd st tie r.-ss-
ez.s Hriae 81 cos3 tse rszcs in favor 81
tte 1se q crke -stI@
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
The Reception This Evening.

The reception rendered 10 Rev. Dr. and
Mrs. Graves by the Young People's League
Of the Fountain Street Baptist church Will
take place in the church p1rioTs this even
ing 1t will be an informal affair. the lrsi
part Of the evening TO be spent socially and
then there will be an address 0f welcome bv
Loren d. Osborne. 10 be followed by mUsi-
cal selections. etc. Refreshments Will be
served and cordial invitation is extended
to everybody.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

WAsH1SeToS, Aug. 24-Applicstions for
prepayment OF interest on ; L.Ss2. $50 worth
Of bonds we're received at the Treasury De-
uartment today. making the total amount
of applications 70 dsts So, $50 6fn The
Govern unens hss saved more tasn $500. 600
IN interest bv The purchase Of f0ur-and-s-
half per cent bonds 70 date.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
WILL RISK THEIR scALPs
In Trying to Find Out what's the Matter
With CoIorow.

CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-Senst0r Dawes, OF the
Indian investigating committee. says his
committee will proceed first to the White
Earth reservation IN Minnesota. and per
hans pay fying visit 70 the Ute coun-
Try ana endeav6r 70 ascertain what IS
the matter WITH Color0w. be thinks il
will be a realistic flying visit II the Uis
chief is in a particularly bsd hum0r. lie
cannot say anything definite. however
about the future plans Of his committee IN
iii tbe members decide ust whsf they viii
do. They sill probably lesve Chicago for
the West on Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
An Ipduoement TO Marry.

The new marriage license will go into
effect one month from tomorrow and
County Clerk Harvey ssys be will give Q
license to the first applicant free Of All
charges Catch on, boys. for besides being
an honor il wiil Be something nice 20 show
IL to your grandchildren and say thai il was
the FIRST marriage license ever ISSUED By
Kent county.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
CALLED a UsuRPsR.
Carrsns conamsnt on tns Probabis Pate
81 FsxdinAad

IosBos. Anx Z4.-Ihe Porte's communi-
cation % Prince Ferdinand, condemning
the la1ier's entry into Bulgaria, Is suf1-
cientiy dehnite A. far a. Il gees, but as the
sultan nsglecLs - stale what Nil be the
eonseoueacs of the Cobnrg Princes refusal
or failure 10 comply With the conditions Ot
ne note. The settlement u the question
~ Fsrfluands remaining IA -oAa seems as
far eH as ever Il IS likely. however, that
somerhiag decisive viii be done during tns
next week either oy Russia or Turkey, or
b. both AMI sach action On the part OF
ssttsr can result only Ia disaster 10 the
nsurper 0f the Bulgarian tnrone-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

. r< New York Tough Clabbed into
Submission

- Yosx. aug. 2t-A young tough
~med Denen. while resisting arrest this
morning. fre3 two shots At Policeman Phil
lips snd shattered the oliicers hand. Dsuen
then started or = run with Phillips and
0dicers Galfnev and Mcncnreil in pursuit.
Ene poiice opened nre on the fugitive and
he enpfied hls revolver three times a. as
puTsuers Mcdonnell received a dangerous
wound in the breast. Denen was nnaiiv
ovprisken and clnSbsd until unconscious
when be Vas taken to the station house.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

t1sNvsaSx NsNssNNV-xs,Nls.
CHASE, Aug. 24.-A freight train going
west last night was wrecked five miles west
of here. Eight cars of salt were destroyed
and the track badly torn up. No one was
hurt and the passengers on all trains were
transferred last night and today. The track
will be cleared this evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

Adrian REM, the contractor. conDeuce1
suit yesterday in the Superior Court sesinst
the city Ia 81 seton u trespass On the csse
upon prom ers. claiming so GensEes.
Mr REM claims the osm6gss we're EUs-
tsined VIII he uas Dek.ne TIE improve
rreuts Oh worfa-are.- tbst the Tatsr
main sn1 seTer Contractors hirdere1 his
work IN many ways. Jamis0n q Qainssy
are his sttorneEs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

The " City OF sfoGtr-srs" Missing Boat
Pie@ed Up aud the Passengers Landed
LoNDos, Aug. 25.-Ths missing boat Of
ths City OF Montreal. containing thirteen
persons. vas picked up By the Msthilde.
AID the occupants were landed A. Falmouth
today The rescued people were all N
good health and spirits.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

ton's block inst rorfb If swesis Hosel bss
been cenrs7cse- The front windows or
tbs ground eoor have been 80 bsck and
temporary awnings VII be built ovrf The
entrance - that ne occupants can continue
husiness. T5s nnsfsriai j. a. hsfe and 5oflu
S FAR. she contractor. VII crowd he work
along rsgIt =.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
SHE'S q FLYER.
The Volunteer Can Sail Fourteen Knots
an Hour.

an Hour.
BosT0s. Aug. 24,-In an interview with
General Paine and Mr.. Burgess. the latter in
formed a United Press reporter that on q
run into Marblehesd recently the Volunteer
showed speed of over twelve miles an hour
under a three-resfed meinsail. a table was
shown, made by the owner of the steam
yacht C0rssir. which kept along side Of the
Volunteer, showing the Volunteer made
1853 miles per hour during the time the
vessels were together.
General Paine said be never before sailed
in such s breeze and sea. TIE reporter
learned on good authority that the log Of
tie Volunteer, at times during the trip, re-
corded I31 knots per hour
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
A GOOD MARKSMAN.
One Burglar who win Qait the Bust
ness.

ST. Lc.UTs, Aug. 24-At go this morn
ing Dr. II Marx shot and fatally wounded
burglar who vas trying to enter
bis residence. Dr.. Marx had just gone
to bed and vas lying there sleepless,
when be heard the shutters being
tired He got = revol yer. crept up to The
window and seeing the form q man out
side. fred 81 him twice IN rsoid Succession
through the shutters. The burglar vas
shot in the neck and in the right breast
He gave his name a. Henry Izngsr, Of S..
Touis
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

PrTTssUse. Ane. 2f.--Csptsin James IT.
Nurphv, one ot The o.6est snd vea.thisst
citizens o. Kit.sni0g. Pa. VS. struck bv the
Rs5iFoaG this al0rn f7E snd ifls s7f5y killed
lapssfo M1rphy vas born In l7e5 and 70
si3sd ID Arms.rong csuntT nesrsy a. bis
Efs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

CrvCrVNsrf. Ane. 1t-Eiliott Cs~rsutsr.
rsii Wv mai clerx RAINING between he-e
and ChatNnoocs. vas arrested t0aight At
she mon 3epcf and iogxed up st the Can
"a police stsfion ou a chsrxs cf rahnin9
tbe msl- Csrpenrer Is nazrrs sS azn sna
Aves a. EEs8.AF, AE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

x< jack Macdonald Cannot Command
fritish Reg ulsrs

L0x00x. Aug. 24.-Nith very few excep-
aons the English press declares that Eng
land cannot allow ths use Of Canadian
troops 70 enforce the orders OF the Mani
to0a courts. ard demand that steps De taken
10 prevent the Dominion authorities from
committing the mistake OF authorizing
military interference 70 discipline Nanito-
bans in the Red River Valley. The PaA
HAL Gazsffs severely condemns the attitude
OF the Dominion Government, and cites
manv precedents 70 prove It's untsnaole
character The 81. .IaIaes Gazst'e mildly
supports the Canadian Government, but
deDrscates violence and blo0dshed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

CoSsKLsFHlE. Pa. Ang. 2s-Ths Balu.
more a Ohio express tram. which ten Pitts
burg 81 . O'Clock lssi might. jumped the
tracks 81 Heritage station, Ella miles
sas' Of .tsnnoilsvi.le. al O'Clock
this morning. badly wfeckinQ fhe
engine ana baggage car, which zeni over
al efn0snkneiit. one paszebRer coach
wes oeraliod bot noae ol lhf l&sseaztrs
were injured. The trsiEmeB esoarcd ~
jumping. the only person hprs being lbs
fireman who broke his leg
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

Brrvsro. \. Y. Aug "A The Chicago a
Alton Railroad. one Of the roads boycottsi
by the trunk hnes. on scccuns OF paying
commissions. tosiay becan placing ficSets II
the hands of brokers' in View YORK state.
through whom the var VII be wzge3. Tae
Rock stand and other hovcrttsd roads are
expected 70 follow th.s exsmpls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
Fire st Nashville

Fk9-l777E = - Tt-ElEfN7 E1tKls
NASHVILLE, Aug. 24.-Fire broke out in
Parks bakery late last night and destroyed
four buildings before it could be gotten un-
der control. The estimated loss is 5000
With but little insurance. Lack of fire pro-
iecsion caused the burning of al least two
of the buildings.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

LoSpoy. Aug. 4.-Dispstcbes from India
state that Ayoab Khan, With his principal
followers. has escaped sad is burrying
toward Herat with al possible speed
Afzhan officials are endeavorinE TO over
take and capture him, but With small
ubsnces Of success.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
COMMISSIONER BLACK ILL.
Suffering With Infiam,nato-y rheumatism
NJ Tho Residence of Stlison Hutchips
I'm New Hamnshire.

WIzRs. n. H., Aug. 2i.-Gsneral John O.
Black, Commissioner of Pensions. who lett
Washington on vacation trip last week,
is reported to be quite seriously i'll with
infammstory rheumatism at the residence
OF Hon. Stilson Hutchins.. He is here as q
guest of the New Hampshire veterans.
Three physicians have been in attendance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

Pes7 Husox. Az 14-& e1rrert gauge
u,essarsutns ~ ths eas wells here sho~.
'ae 5silg sn7piv to - afo.9ss te.ssc feef
u hss beer 6efe-rsi ned f1st tas Ess basin is
On tse wezte-n ltnsss q 80 css The o1n-
tract ri fretsslr se swsr}ed tais uees -
So lc Tels fksrs i1rso stsiy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

A aFsi ciass schs,l fer girls sn5 boys vili
ever Isl 81 Earx's schgol rooms o. Dvi-
siea-st. September - FuH sartioaisrs -
tse eez1ersv v.il sr.o1 sspess N o. savs-
uEnK .amns kpDlsrstioB sharif -
sra8s 80 tas Rev Cessv.,leli PAR = y. uie
- resurn q the e " 1sgssubss A.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

Capt Wlflieta sCouEos member u fh.
frss police f9res n this city sDd sfssrvsr6s
. r,sycbsnt Oh s,outn Division-ss.. died a
BIS borne in Portland. Oregon. pnd wss
trFied O. fos ttirtesrsb inst. The decezse1
waa Ess auife wes.fnv. 8ezves wifs 10
dslEhtef II Thofnee s1savsn. of North
Issris-st.. and thrss cfil8FeB-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

A little girl aged six yesrs vss found al
the dummy barn isst evening and brought
10 Police Headquarters She vss verY
much frightened nut managed - tell ths'
hsT Bsme vas ss0gtrEsksr and that hel
parents live ont On tie old Kalamazoo road
SDs Gse Deen siih soTne trends 70 ibe Isaks
bpf bad become sspsrssed from them. bbs
VII - sent home tails morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
L.ssr-somethlag OF their Experience.

LONDON. Aug 24.--Tbe occupants OF the
missing boat OF the steamer City Of Mon
trsal. who we're picked up by the Mathilde,
snd landed At Falmouth today, state that
on Thursday last they sighted . steamer.
and agaiu saw one on Friday, but the at
tentiOn OF neither could De attracted and
they soon passed out OF view Saturday
they sisbted another vessel and upon pull
ing toward it they found it % De the City
OF Nontreal-s still burning, ten days after she
was abandoned. They tried 10 board the
wreck ia order 70 obtain a supply Of water,
bus we're unable to 90 30. as the plates OF
the doomed ship were too hot 10 De touched.
They then drew away. and drifted about
untli M0ndsy. when they were rescued.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

Ps~TEz CRFfE Aaz z4-A serf Ra7. =
Farm lscrsr e-a a-loyes sn Aartia as- a1c
ssrra ln Hstls Greek fe~rsh > wss sass
- desh SIS sNererea 5t1ezsh lsrzs
ssons 1e SIS slDktns seiow he seres
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

The standing OF the clubs up to and in
eiuding the games Of yesterday. Is as fol-
lows.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

Dcs1GS. Aug. 2f.-Wllliam OBrien has
been summoned 10 appear before msgis-
trais 70 answer the charge Of inciting 10
violence iu the speeches he delivered at
Aitchelit0wn August and H.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

TrrTsEUsG. Aug. 24.-Gsorge Thompson.
the engineer scsldsd in The Pan Handle
wreck near sheilvs Station last evening.
died a. his home in Dsnison. Ohio, this
evening. The other injured persons are
doinx vel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
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IN ne Rixxinx.
CHrrsso Aug. 2&-The following dis
pstch. signed Sarn Nicholson. vas rscsivsd
by Collector Seeberg = tcis morning
AfLIsas. Ind. Aug. "a 1sS7.-A small
t~s-rrssfed vessel lossed with lrmher.
coftcns ude np. name Maaisfee. came sshore
a. Aiiers iasf night Can see cio1alng in
rigxinE NAY - dsad boGieS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

Prrr-r-ss. Asz. 24-Ths sale Of ore
thonsand-mile tickets. suspended rhsn the
Intsr state Conmercs at vent into force
VII te resumed by she PearsvirsBis Ran
raaa Connanv sonsorrow. TIE rate vii ee
So. the sane a. before the SUSPENSION
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
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At Cincinnsii-cincinnatl S; Metropolitsns, Z
Al Cieveland-Cleveland. Z. Brooklyn. 3
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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

Ran77xoRE. Aug. 2s-Ths Republican
stare Convention thfs afternoon nominsts8
wster P. Bracks. al Baltimore. for Gov
sr1oT